Made In Sheffield - Now Then

PHOTO - NEIL THORNLEY.
roneys.
276 Sharrowvale Road
Sheffield
S11 8ZH
It’s been four long months since Sheffield butchers
Roneys suffered an electrical mishap - a faulty fridge that
caused fire and smoke damage. It wasn’t pretty. But the
four months are up, the boards are down, the rumours
that they were selling the unit have dissipated and the
legendary Roneys pork sarnies are back.
Having served the Sharrowvale community for over
60 years, Roneys re-opened in mid-November in classic
Yorkshire style with showgirls and pork pies and now
continues to maintain its own exacting standards.
Roneys has always been recognised as being one of
Sheffield’s best, with numerous awards for its bacon and
sausages, as well as top accolades in the BBC good food
guide. They specialise in organic and free range meat:
the beef, the ham, the chicken and the pork all come
with a stamp of approval. Basically, these guys know what
they’re doing, they’ve been doing it a long time and they
do it very well.
They pride themselves on their high quality food and
friendly service, and their presence on Sharrowvale has
definitely been missed over the summer months. With
competitive prices and quality produce that makes
supermarket butchers laughable, you have to wonder
why anyone would choose Tesco.
The new shop boasts an extended sandwich menu
and a daily hot carvery with a variety of hot sandwiches
available.
You can now order online through their website.
freerangebutchers.co.uk
nick booth.
SYD & MALLORY’S
BOUTIQUE.
the forum shops. (soon!)
Syd & Mallory (est. 2006) are on the move. From 29th
November they can be found in the Forum shops on
Division Street. This move offers a more central position, a
big window and the chance to join a family of independent
traders.
This new addition to the Forum will bring with it an
excellent and long-standing reputation for raw and original
designs for both lads and lasses. Here at Now Then we like
to look good, but big name brands and the high street
uniform don’t cut for us.
The idea is simple: “We want to make clothes that
you can’t get everywhere - one-off originals without the
designer price tag.”
Syd and Mallory’s stands head and shoulders above the
high street, offering a personal service and in-house sewing
machine, as well as supporting the creativity of local
fashion and local material producers. So what’s the style?
“Our style is raw and a bit messy - unfinished almost - but
this sums up the whole ethos of Syd and Mallory’s. It’s far
from polished and there is no perfection.”
Ranges include:
Hand-printed tees to suit all tastes apart from dull!
Reworked vintage gear with original and urban twists.
Accessories for men and women.
Raw and original one-offs.
We wish Syd and Mallory an easy move and much success
in the Forum. Don‘t forget their 10% student discount.
anna colao.
TRADERS.
steel city soldiers.
PAGe fifty-five.